In accordance with the bank's resolution regarding the capital increase, Canada is entitled to make 60 per cent of each payment in non-negotiable, non-interest bearing demand notes, with the remaining 40 per cent being payable in cash.

where the genuine euro banknotes have been damaged by anti-theft devices in connection with an attempted or actual robbery, theft, or other criminal activity: the banknotes shall be exchanged only at the request of the owner or otherwise authorised applicant who is the victim of the attempted or actual criminal activity leading to the damage to the banknotes.

98. Calls on the administration to evaluate developments in the low-cost travel market, to keep up to date with new developments in the market and to exploit any possibilities for savings; furthermore, calls on the administration to allow and encourage the use of low-cost air tickets and the purchase of flexible economy tickets; believes that further measures should be examined in order to reduce the number of business class flights purchased by Members;

97. Calls on the administration to evaluate developments in the low-cost travel market, to keep up to date with new developments in the market and to exploit any possibilities for savings; furthermore, calls on the administration to allow and encourage the use of low-cost air tickets and the purchase of flexible economy tickets; believes that further measures should be examined in order to reduce the number of business class flights purchased by Members;

A quality accreditation procedure should therefore be put in place to ensure that only manufacturers conforming with minimum quality requirements are accredited to produce euro banknotes and euro banknote raw materials,

1. If a manufacturer has not been involved in a euro banknote production activity in the 24 months preceding the request for full quality accreditation as described in Article 3(2)(a), it may be granted temporary quality accreditation for a planned euro banknote production activity.

1. A manufacturer with temporary quality accreditation for a planned euro banknote production activity who wishes to carry out this activity, or who has carried out a euro banknote production activity in the last 24 months and wishes to continue carrying out this activity, shall make a written request to the ECB to initiate the procedure for full quality accreditation.

it has been involved in a euro banknote production activity in the 24 months preceding the request for full quality accreditation or has been granted temporary quality accreditation as laid down in Article 4 and has started a euro banknote production activity in accordance with Article 10(3);

1. NCBs may grant remote branches of credit institutions with a low level of cash operations permission for trained staff members to carry out manual fitness checking of euro banknotes to be recirculated via customer-operated machines or cash dispensers, provided that authenticity checking is carried out by a type of banknote handling machine successfully tested by an NCB.

The Commission has authorised until 31 December 2010 an Irish guarantee scheme for credit institutions, covering commercial paper, certificates of deposit, interbank deposits and corporate deposits, liabilities with maturity of less than three months issued between 30 September and 31 December 2010.

For the purpose of calibrating and adjusting euro-note authentification equipment, false examples must be supplied to the competent national authorities. This means authorising the transport and delivery of a sample of the false examples seized, even when the latter constitute evidence in criminal proceedings against counterfeiters and other criminals - although this must be done without destroying the requisite balance between legal/procedural principles and technical requirements relating to detection.

The ECB's guidelines of 16 September 2004 on the procurement of euro banknotes state that the exclusive right to authorise the issue of euro banknotes within the Community also includes the competence to define the legal framework for the procurement of banknotes.

(6) It should be ensured that the technical and statistical data collected by the competent national authorities regarding counterfeit euro notes and coins and as far as possible unauthorised notes are communicated to the ECB while allowing the competent national authorities and, in accordance with its responsibilities, the Commission, to have access to such data.

It should be ensured that the technical and statistical data collected by the competent national authorities regarding counterfeit euro notes and coins and as far as possible unauthorised notes are communicated to the ECB while allowing the competent national authorities and, in accordance with its responsibilities, the Commission, to have access to such data.

(6) It should be ensured that the technical and statistical data collected by the competent national authorities regarding counterfeit euro notes and coins and as far as possible unauthorised notes are communicated to the ECB while allowing the competent national authorities and, in accordance with its responsibilities, the Commission, to have access to such data.

The NAC shall send the European Central Bank every new type of suspected counterfeit note corresponding to the criteria adopted by the European Central Bank.►M1 For the purpose of facilitating the checking for authenticity of circulating euro notes, the transporting of counterfeit notes between the competent national authorities as well as the institutions and bodies of the European Union shall be permitted.

The Council is confident that the ECB, which has sole right to give authorisation for the circulation of euro notes, will try in the same way to ensure flexibility in the transition to the use of euro notes, especially by manufacturing easily recognisable notes.

To create a new Vote to authorize the issuance and payment of non-interest bearing, non-negotiable demand notes to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), for the purpose of maintaining the U.S. dollar value of the initial capital subscriptions in the IBRD.

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